Sentence examples for means in future from inspiring English sources

"We hope that the name change means in future the sign will last".

And I am delighted he did get out there, even though he maybe didn't feel 100 per cent, because that means in future I will know I can trust him as an England player and he is not going to be playing when he feels like it, he is going to be playing when he's fit to play".

"Redundancies mean in future we'll have no one to pick up those cases".

Digital technology he said will mean in future government is about networks, not hierarchies, or pulling Whitehall levers.

It could mean in future that less time spent arguing over wording will mean more time discussing policy implementation and ensuring governments are held to account, which will be good news for women all over the word.

The scientists said it was not yet clear whether current childhood flu vaccines - which tend to involve components from both branches - would mean in future children would have higher protection against flus of both types.

Their families hope a pardon will mean in future they are remembered only with honour.

But since everyone reads the tea leaves at this point in the Supreme Court's term, what does this all mean in future cases?

That means in the future the company could make other smart textiles to detect injury in other parts of the body as well.

What that means in the future remains to be seen".

That means, in the future, any increase in survival with the same investment on DS may reflect our best approach to treat severe sepsis.